SAS(R) 9.1.3 Companion for z/OS

562 GCURSOR Command Chapter 19
GCURSOR Command
When applicable, turns the graphics cursor on or off
z/OS specifics: all
Syntax
GCURSOR |
Details
HOSTEDIT Command
This command is used only with 3179G, 3192G, IBM5550, and IBM3472G graphics
terminals. When a mouse is attached, the default setting for GCURSOR is ON. Without
a mouse, the cursor movement keys are used to position the graphics cursor. The
GCURSOR command acts like a toggle switch. Alternatively, you can use the ON and
OFF operands.
Temporarily suspends the current SAS session and starts a session of the ISPF editor or browser
z/OS specifics: host editor invoked
Syntax
HOSTEDIT | HED
Details
Under z/OS, this command starts a session of the ISPF editor or browser. Under other
operating environments, it invokes other host-specific editors.
Note: The HOSTEDIT command works only if you have invoked SAS from the ISPF
environment. R
You can execute the HOSTEDIT command from the command line of any SAS
window that involves the SAS Text Editor, such as the Program Editor, Log, Output,
and Notepad windows, among others.
When the ISPF EDIT session begins, the screen displays the contents of the window
from which it was invoked. Depending on how the window was defined when it was
created, one of the following actions occurs:
3 If the window can be edited, you are placed in an ISPF EDIT session editing the
contents of the window. You can then use the standard ISPF EDIT commands to
edit the text or to call up any of the ISPF EDIT models, and you can save changes
back to the window from which the HOSTEDIT command was issued.